Mays hits 500th as Marichal shines for Giants
Willie Mays belted his 500th career homer and 47th of the season as Juan Marichal starred with a triple and a single driving the Giants to a 5-1 win over the Astros. Marichal earned his 22nd victory, tying for the major league lead, while the Giants widened their NL lead over the Reds and Braves. Ma ys became the first NL right-handed hitter to reach 500 homers.
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Odds mount against Koufax no hitter again
The article notes odds against Sandy Koufax pitching a second consecutive no hitter have shortened from historic levels as expert bettors and statisticians discuss his chances. Vander Meer’s back-to-back no hitters in 1938 are cited, with analysts acknowledging records may fall as bats rise and the era favors hitters.
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Handicap Loop seeks two bowlers at Bow O Drome
Two bowlers are needed to complete a 9 pm handicap league at Bow O Drome Thursday. Anyone interested should contact Al at Bow-O-Drome after 8 3 pm Thursday.
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Sexton shines with 573 series and 230 high in league win
Wellington George Sexton bowled a 573 series and a 230 high to take individual honors in the Monday Night Amateurs League at Strike Out Lanes. Parson's Dairy topped team game with 795, while Wedge Wire led team series with 2,199. Parson's also claimed first place with a $1 record.
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Browns to cut one player today as roster limit set
Cleveland reports a UPI story that the Browns plan to release one player today to reach the 40 man active roster limit for the upcoming season. The move follows a season of healthy play and a crew that has remained intact through last year.
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Browns start season at Washington amid injuries
Browns begin the season Sunday at Washington with Paul Warfield sidelined by a shattered collarbone and Clif McNeil out with a knee injury. Warfield may miss most of October as a metal pin is removed and recovery continues.
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Indians weigh team future after board meets
Cleveland Indians officials faced questions on the franchise after the board meeting as attendance rose to 884 611 this season an increase of 243 845 from last year General Manager Gabe Paul said he was pleased with the turnout but withheld final judgments about relocation or contract status noting no notice of contract termination had been given by the club or the city and owners had not expressed dissatisfaction.
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Major league standings and results summary
National and American leagues standings listing teams by win loss totals and games behind. Daily results note Cleveland at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee San Francisco at Houston and more with upcoming schedule and doubleheader mentions.
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Columbus Jets Fight to Stay Alive in Playoffs
The Columbus Jets, down 3 games to 1 to the Toronto Maple Leafs in the International League final, will start winless Woody Fryman against Jack Lamabe. Columbus broke a losing skid with a 3 last night as Lamabe shined for Toronto. Powers homered for the Jets in a seventh inning rally after Gibson and Ryan tied it earlier. John Gelnar earned the win with Ed Hobaugh in relief.
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